Firmino, one of the most valuable players in the history of football, has been fired by Al Ahli after just three months in charge. The Brazilian forward was appointed as the club's head coach on July 19th and immediately faced criticism for his poor performance.

In his first game as manager, Firmino led Al Ahli to a 2-0 win over Al Qadsia, but he quickly lost his job after conceding two goals in a single match against Al Nasr. Despite this, Firmino continued to work hard and train with the team, hoping to turn things around.

However, Al Ahli decided to part ways with him earlier than expected, citing a lack of progress in the club's performance. The decision was made without consulting Firmino or his family, who were shocked and disappointed by the news.

Despite the setback, Firmino remains confident that he can return to form and lead Al Ahli back to success. He is determined to prove to everyone that he is still capable of performing at the highest level and will continue to work hard towards that goal.

The firing of Firmino marks another blow to Al Ahli's recent struggles, which have seen them struggle to maintain their position in the top flight of Egyptian football. However, the club will now focus on finding a new manager to take over and help them achieve their goals for the upcoming season.

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